Detailed description
Parents can name a person as guardian for their children in a will or inheritance contract, or even spouses as guardians.
If the person is unable to act at the time when guardianship becomes necessary, another person will be appointed as guardian.
An impediment may arise, for example, if the named person is seriously ill or is abroad.
If the reasons for the impediment no longer apply, the person named by the parents can apply to be appointed guardian instead of the previous guardian.